Daniel, there has been more than a decade around a whole class of
tools (which not knowingly you already have used) called sysloggers
which log your logs.
You can use journald (systemd style), syslog-ng, rsyslog etc. You
don't like journald style, choose something different.
Daniel to 1) depends on how you configured it. to 2) yes and 3) yes.
And now when the horde of morons here tell you it's not true in the
first line and then admit some lines after that it's just not the
default they would like, google it.
systemd even improved logging to seperate log files in /var/log as
sysloggers get more complete data now than it got before, since we now
cover early boot stuff as well as STDOUT/STDERR of any system service.
2014-06-04 9:02 GMT+02:00 Damian Ivanov
A default is a default and most people like journald and that's why it's your default too. Felix, syslog-ng is an alternative to systemd's journald, that already proves that there are alternatives around and it's not hard to use them. You can install any syslogger.
2014-06-04 8:15 GMT+02:00 Felix Miata
: On 2014-06-04 04:27 (GMT+0300) Damian Ivanov composed:
Then install something like syslog-ng. systemd *default* is a binary log.
Based on reading http://en.opensuse.org/Syslog-ng I don't think syslog-ng is my cup of tea. What is there that is "something like" syslog-ng?
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